Binary to IP Converter

Convert 32-bit binary strings to dotted-decimal IP addresses.

Enter the Binary to decode:

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The decoded IP:

About Binary to IP Conversion

This tool translates a 32-bit Binary string into a standard IPv4 dotted-decimal IP address. An IP address is composed of four 8-bit numbers called octets. This converter takes a 32-digit binary string, splits it into four 8-digit chunks, and converts each chunk into its corresponding decimal value (0-255) to construct the final, human-readable IP address.

All conversions and history are stored only in your browser. No data is sent to our servers.

How to Use

1. Enter Binary: Type or paste a 32-bit binary string into the left box. You can use separators like dots or just a continuous string.

2. Get Result: The standard dotted-decimal IP address appears instantly on the right.

3. Use History: Click "View History" to see your past conversions. From there, you can generate a shareable "Try this link" for any result or clear your history.

Conversion History